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Bogát

Hungarian Gyula, General, and Prince of the Keszi Tribe

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About Bogát

Bogát was a gyula.

Personal life In 921–922, at the invitation of King Berengar I, Hungarian troops took part in the Italian civil wars. After 899–900, it was the second largest campaign in Italy. According to Liudprand, some Italian counts (Count Adalbert, Palatine- Count Odelrik, Count Gislebert and others) wanted to invite King Rudolph II of Burgundy to the Italian throne. The Hungarians, led by Dursak (Tarhacsi) and Bogat, rushed Berengar's unsuspecting opponents near Verona, killed Odelrik, and captured Adalbert and Gislebert. The Hungarians then made their way to southern Italy, and on February 4, 922, already under Byzantine authority, from Apulia.

Anonymus mistakenly calls him Bulcsú's father. the ancestor of the Zsombor family.

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Hungarian Gyula, General, and Prince of the Keszi Tribe

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Bogát was a gyula.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Bogát

· Wikidata: Q116264916

· DBpedia: Bogát

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